Karnataka: Chamarajanagar district welcomes its 4th tiger safari
Times of IndiaTIMESOFINDIA.COM/TRAVEL TRENDS, KARNATAKA/ Created : Dec 6, 2023, 14:00 IST
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Currently, a 10-seater vehicle has been designated for the safari, with an additional six safari vehicles available which will be used depending on the footfall of the visitors.
Currently, a 10-seater vehicle has been designated for the safari, with an additional six safari vehicles available which will be used depending on the footfall of the visitors. Read less
Although it has been launched on a pilot basis, this project has already managed to lure tourists from far and near, who are eager to explore the rich biodiversity of the region.
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This marks the fourth wildlife safari center in the region that has been initiated by the forest department, along with the existing ones at the prestigious Bandipur Tiger Reserve and BRT Tiger Reserve. Reflecting on this development, MM Hills wildlife sanctuary's Deputy Conservator of Forests (DCF), G Santhosh Kumar, shared insights, noting that the wildlife safari experience will remain in place for over a period of two months.
Commending the forest department's progressive move, wildlife activist Mallesh from Hanur taluk highlighted the initiative's positive impact on tourism and its potential to generate employment opportunities for local communities.
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Positioned in PG Palya on the route to MM Hills, the safari point serves as a gateway not only to wildlife exploration, but also to a broader array of attractions within the Kollegal tourist circuit.
Tourists can seamlessly extend their visit to include exploration of the Dhondenling Tibetan camp, marvel at the majestic Bharachukki Falls, and appreciate the serenity of the Gundal Dam.
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